When you're sick and not feeling well you want you and your family to know that there is a hospital sanctuary right in your backyard. It's part of the market share building hospital concierge plan with a Medicare and Medicaid exit strategy. If you're going to be in the hospital for an extended period of time, you want to know there is a place you can go to that brings peace and tranquility. So it came as quite a surprise to me to find this little hospital sanctuary right in the middle of my parking lot, hidden in a bunch of trees and bushes.
I believe this used to be where the smokers went before the hospital smoking ban policy went into effect. It looks like they've really done a fine job of really cleaning it up. Look how wonderful it is. She's a beut Clark. The peaceful green water accent that compliments the trees around it. The quiet drops of a one foot tall fountain waiting to be discovered for its simple beauty. It's one of those times where you just had to be there to appreciate nature at its finest. This is what a hospital sanctuary is all about.
It's a good thing the the Joint Commission hasn't (yet) decided to set national hospital sanctuary fountain standards. They might force all hospitals to go big or go home.
I hope this hospital sanctuary stays like this forever. Because it's just perfect the way it is.
I hope this hospital sanctuary stays like this forever. Because it's just perfect the way it is.
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- electronic medical records
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- scheduling software
- technology, security and certifications
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